Approaching Tofts Road junction on A169
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Approaching Tofts Road junction on A169
Image: © Martin Dawes Taken: 21 Sep 2020
The flat "Carr" land lays between the East Yorkshire Wolds to the south and the North York Moors to the north, they can be seen on the skyline to the right. This carr land was Lake Pickering during the Ice Age. Today you can walk the Lake Pickering Circuit at 155 miles it is not an easy task, but it can be split into 36 separate circular walks ranging from 6 miles to 14 miles. The guide book is, Exploring Lake Pickering by John E. Eckersley. Well worth purchasing for the wealth of information in it even if you never do the full walk.
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Image Location
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54.213868
Longitude
-0.770771